Category Archives: election 2010
Moving On
The way forward for our world is to ensure that all people are included in our political process. A secular government is important and vital for the health of our democracy. This blog is now retired. You can read my … Continue reading
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Here’s some questions
Hi, My name is Gregory Storer. You will probably call me Greg, I prefer Gregory, but you know what, whatever works for you. My preferences are often overlooked because they’re just too hard for people to deal with. At times … Continue reading
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Election Day
A full day coming up, I look forward to your support! As the votes roll in tonight, I’ll be updating them here on the blog – feel free to drop in occasionally and see how well the Secular Party of … Continue reading
Gillard Condemned for Doing it Her Way
In the clearest example yet of why we need true secularism in Australia, Gillard has openly stated that she believes Australia has a Christian Heritage1, thereby negating all other immigrants that have arrived in Australia since European settlement and wiping … Continue reading
Taking it Both Ways
Labor and Liberal in Melbourne Ports really want a bit of both sides of the action in this diverse electorate. On one side we have about 12% Jewish, and on the other side a large gay population, neither of which is … Continue reading
Danby needs to respond
My partner Michael has been championing a cause for acceptance of sexuality in the Jewish community for many years. He has taken issue with Michael Danby and Danby’s lack of response over the last twelve months to speak out about … Continue reading
Taxing the Churches
The Secular Party of Australia estimates that the cost of religion in Australia is at least $30 billion a year. Religious institutions receive many exemptions and benefits. They don’t pay payroll tax, stamp duty or GST. It’s time to end the rort! … Continue reading
Climate Change
The major parties in Australia have been a big disappointment when it comes to climate change. A well recognised problem is being left unattended, and while there is talk about introducing taxes, putting money into alternatives, nothing is really happening. The Secular … Continue reading
Education Funding
The Labor Government has continued to fund Catholic and Independent schools to the tune of $63 billion1 . The Australian Education Union believes that the funding arrangement delivers one third of the funding to government schools that teach two thirds of all children. The Secular … Continue reading
Secularism in the Jewish Community
Galus Australis has picked up an article that I co-authored with John August1. The article talks about the importance of the separation of religion and state, the impact of the mostly Christian chaplaincy program and the effect of having a government funded … Continue reading